The continuation of the trilogy is also the continuation of the protagonist-narrator's journey towards mastering the art of writing and achieving spiritual fulfillment through self-awareness. The pursuit of happiness, the belief in the eternity of freedom, and the abolition of external and internal bonds are some of the themes that run through the work, presented through monologues, dialogues, and descriptions that illuminate the characters and an entire era that marked the twentieth century. The author's well-known subversive and outspoken writing style led to the banning of "The Rosy Crucifixion," which for years was read voraciously but clandestinely in its own country.